accidental water in oil

[Lunk1]

No...that would have never steralized it and honestly bacteria grows faster in warmer water lol.

Feed that stuff to the squirrels man...see if they get any bigger

[Bonaparte]

Sorry I'm a little skeptical I shot black tar junk which was probably 20 percent motor oil and I never got an infection so it's hard for me to see how little water in oil could cause an infection. Appreciate your advice tho and will most likely be tossed damnit

That was first heated with a butane flame and injected IV, where you have tons of WBCs circulating, ready to kill any pathogens. Your muscle is a much better environment for bacteria to grow in.

Does it matter at all that the liquid winny was boiled? does that kill any of the bacteria? Had to put it in boiling water because it had re crystallized

If you boiled it for like 30 minutes, sure.

No...that would have never steralized it and honestly bacteria grows faster in warmer water lol.

100 C will kill all living pathogens besides endospores (which aren't produced by the major bacteria in your mouth) and the ones that live on the ocean floor next to heat ducts.
It won't sterilize, but it will certainly sanitize.
And all bacteria grow best at 37 C (body temp) for obvious reasons. Most will quickly stop multiplying at around 40 C and only a few will do well in the 40s Celcius. A fever is your body's attempt at slowing infection by cranking up the temp to prevent the growth of pathogens.

[baseline_9]

4 units on an insulin syringe. I got the needles mixed up and used the wrong 1. And yes it was liquid Winnie that I would be drinking. If it's sterile enough to go through my mouth why isn't it sterile enough to be put into my muscle

Oh God, the old Bonaparte really wants to come out and play after that statement...

That was first heated with a butane flame and injected IV, where you have tons of WBCs circulating, ready to kill any pathogens. Your muscle is a much better environment for bacteria to grow in.



If you boiled it for like 30 minutes, sure.



100 C will kill all living pathogens (besides endospores, which aren't produced by the major bacteria in your mouth) and the ones that live on the ocean floor next to heat ducts.
It won't sterilize, but it will certainly sanitize.
And all bacteria grow best at 37 C (body temp) for obvious reasons. Most will quickly stop multiplying at around 40 C and only a few will do well in the 40s Celcius. A fever is your body's attempt at slowing infection by cranking up the temp to the growth of pathogens.

Great info BP, always learning from you...